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Drop Zones. A hack for not loosing things.
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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My drop zones typically turn into piles that quickly evolve into DOOM piles.
Didn't Organize Only Moved piles for those curious.
I'm working on it, but it sure as hell isn't easy
and then someone else decides to rearrange or clean-up those piles.. and then, 'AAAHAAHHHHHHHH!'
Yes because these piles, especially if they are papers and whatnot, are chronologically organized, and thinking of someone moving or merging them without your knowledge is stress-inducing!
I'm guiltily looking at my drop corner and I don't like being called out like this. But, I have gotten better about only leaving non urgent things (read: won't develop roaches and ants) lying about for too long.